A dispute is unfolding in Cameroon regarding the prolonged absence of President Paul Biya, who has been abroad for over 56 days. One faction claims this constitutes a presidential vacancy, while the government insists Biya remains alive and actively working, releasing presidential decrees as proof. Opposition figure Cabral Libii notes that recent appointments of generals signal an escalation in the government’s communication strategy. Libii urges patience, predicting clarity will emerge in the coming days regarding the validity of vacancy claims. He warns of potential misinformation spreading on social media if the claims are false, and alleges criminal activity if the general appointments were made using fraudulent decrees to conceal a power vacuum. The situation is under close observation as citizens await further developments and truth.